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ralusek
6y ago
If your ability to query can manage sorting on two fields, this can be resolved by sorting on the field first, then the primary key as a secondary field. If I'm sorting by last name, and I sort by last name, then id, I can save the cur
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6y ago
Being mean hastens the heat death of the universe?
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6y ago
I absolutely think fast. SPAs are for applications; I'll take a few second hit up front in order to have an application that doesn't load entire new pages anytime I perform a single action.
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6y ago
Oculus Quest 2. It makes VR portable and accessible to normies, and allows you to connect to desktop if you so desire. Also, guns. I'd never shot a gun before this year, and now I own a bunch. They're tight. And an XSR700. Moved t
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6y ago
I love Blender so much.
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ralusek
6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean by recent, but I think the most interesting concept in UI/UX that I can think of off the top of my head is the OS-level back-button on Android. I love Apple laptops, but the OS-level back-button on Andro
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6y ago
My problem with graphql always comes down to permissions and performance. I feel like we went through the thought process of: okay, front ends are smart enough to ask for the data that they want, so why not just let them structure their own
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6y ago
There is a reason that the people with the most aggressive social policies tend to also be the least in favor of federalism/local politics, because of this exact problem: people will just leave. If your system makes life worse for a ce
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6y ago
I agree with you here, but I don't even think fascism is used interchangeably with authoritarianism. That would be a good start. Fascism has basically begun to mean "anything outside of the far left orthodoxy." People were ca
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6y ago
I think they were implying that when people advocate for censorship, they seem to be the ones that have a very secure concept on "the truth," when in reality there is no such thing. For example, there HAS been voter fraud uncovere
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6y ago
What is "fascist" stuff? Earlier this year, people protesting coronavirus lockdowns were called "fascists." People protesting against government authority were called fascists. Berkeley had to spend $600k in security to
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6y ago
Her particular type of toxicity is the only reason she remained employed for as long as she did.
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6y ago
You said that I believe my problems come from incompetent peers, and not shitty management. I said that not only do I not believe my problems come from incompetent peers, but that I don't actually have any problems. And to the extent t
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6y ago
Which problems? Being paid well? Having a fun and interesting job? Have you ever worked a union job, did the union make shitty management suddenly disappear? Shitty management is often just swallowed up by the union itself. And I don't
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6y ago
> often
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6y ago
That first metric is highly subjective. There is a growing movement of anti-natalists that believe that having children is immoral, because being born a human is worse than never having existed, and people can't consent to their existe
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6y ago
Wild animals also kill for sport, and rape, and steal, and eat their own babies. I do think it's important to understand that humans are animals, and that they are not uniquely immoral within the animal kingdom, but the fact that somet
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ralusek
6y ago
I'm not sure you read my comment, and if you did, you certainly didn't understand it.
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6y ago
To be clear, I don't have a strong opinion about this, and I'm not making a claim that marriage is a good or a bad thing, I'm just answering your question. The usual argument that says that the government disincentivized marr
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6y ago
So you're under the impression that, among the people who expressed concern at the widespread accusations of voter fraud, literally none of them will be satisfied by having had those allegations pursued and resolved under scrutiny?
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6y ago
These people that are heavily contesting the election results are actually mad at mainstream conservative news outlets, because most conservative news outlets are actually being much more reasonable than I expected. From places like Fox, Sk
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ralusek
6y ago
"Theft" is a poor usage of language in this context. These are contract violations, as described.
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6y ago
Yes...that's what I said. I said the thing that makes it not a HIPAA violation is the fact that it's general data.
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6y ago
I mean...many uncomfortable truths ARE HIPAA violations. What makes it NOT a HIPAA violation is that it's just general/anonymized anecdata. I can't go up to someone and be like "Alice Rosenstein has cervical cancer, sorr
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6y ago
If we're not striving for some modicum of cultural unity, then yes, we need to get over our insistence that every solution be implemented at the federal level.
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California Prop 16 just attempted to overturn bans on racial/gender discrimination when hiring. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_California_Proposition_... The people advocating for more representation almost
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6y ago
There are all kinds of societal benefits to a committed family unit. The difference in criminality, educational attainment, wealth acquisition, etc, among children raised by single parents vs coupled parents is staggering. Of course you can
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6y ago
No, I wasn't saying that REST was the same as CQRS. I was replying to the comment that made the case that GraphQL was similar to CQRS because it separated reads from writes by having queries and mutations. I'm saying that REST als
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6y ago
REST did the same with POST/PUT/DELETE vs GET. I mean, technically HTTP did, before that.
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6y ago
It's interesting that left leaning people are worried less about boys in general, but when it comes to their own sons, are more worried about boys. I suspect that this has something to do with gender politics, which most prominently fa
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